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(1) Kavalek,L - Ratolistka,J [C70]
Prague ch (12), 1958
[Friedel,Frederic]
1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Bb5
a6
4.Ba4
f5
(A popular variation against the Spanish at that time.) 5.d4
exd4
6.exf5
[6.e5
is the right choice. Trying to leave the theoretical path, I created problems for myself.] 6...Qe7+
7.Kf1
Qc5
8.c3
Qxf5
9.cxd4
Be7
10.Nc3
Nf6
11.d5
Nb4
12.Nd4
Qe5
Diagram # 13.Ne6!
Kf7
14.Nf4
g5
15.Nh5
Qf5
16.h4
Bc5
[16...Nd3
] 17.f4
gxf4
18.Nxf6
Kxf6
19.Rh3
Rg8
20.Qf3
d6
21.a3
Diagram #The knight is caught and black loses , but not without fight. 21...Qxh3
22.gxh3
Bxh3+
23.Qxh3
Rg1+
24.Ke2
b5
25.Ne4+
Kg7
26.axb4
Bxb4
27.Be3
Rxa1
28.Bd4+
Kf8
29.Qf5+
Ke8
30.Nf6+
Kf7
31.Qe6+
Kg6
32.h5+
Kg5
33.Nxh7+
Kxh5
34.Qf5+
Kh6
35.Qg5+
Kxh7
36.Qg7#
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